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the best outcome. Precision medicine methods leverage individual-level characteristics to help optimise treatment choices for individuals. This project will leverage recent advances in Bayesian statistical
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uncertainty about those conclusions (uncertainty quantification). Bayesian inference and experimental design methods are increasingly used in scientific practice, and offer appealing theoretical guarantees when
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before the deadline. In many applications such as biological sciences, social science, and engineering, we encounter high-dimensional observations. Bayesian approach can provide a flexible modeling
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Approximation calculations, whose direct use in Bayesian parameter estimation is currently computationally prohibitive. By providing a fast and statistically controlled surrogate for these calculations
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are essential, along with the ability to build and extend statistical pipelines. An interest in Bayesian inference applied to biology is also important. A background in computational proteomics or LC-MS/MS
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. Application of Bayesian mixing models to investigate consumer diets and food web pathways Requirements To meet the general entry requirements you must have been awarded a second-cycle (Master’s) qualification
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chromatographic techniques. Integration and synthesis of previous data with newly collected data on fatty acids, cyanotoxins, and stable isotopes. Application of Bayesian mixing models to investigate consumer diets
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incorporate methods that integrate: - Mendelian randomization and genetic instruments - Bayesian hierarchical models and Gaussian graphical models - Multi-layer data integration across tissues and omics
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integration, especially in molecular medicine; mathematical modelling of cancer; probabilistic modelling and Bayesian inference, stochastic algorithms and simulation-based inference; causal inference and time
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reinforcement learning (RL), active learning, Bayesian decision theory, and stochastic optimisation for partially observed and evolving systems. Key research directions include: adaptive data acquisition